Are you ever just grateful for the sage advice of your elders??

I know that I most certainly am! I am eternally grateful for my student counselor at Forest Park.

Here is my day; I drove out to school, in Fenton to take my test and then drove all the way to Forest Park College {which is by the Zoo} to talk to my counselor. We had a nice long, heart to heart where I informed him on my decision on an accelerated course to becoming a lawyer. He was patient with my explanation and then turned it all around and it all just opened up in front of me. All of the details would most likely bore you to tears, so I will spare you and just let you know, I have dropped the accelerated course and now have a new one that will take me 6 years but get me soooo much further!

My first two years will be at Forest Park Community, I will leave there with my Bachelors Degree. I will then pick up my classes and my MASTERS DEGREE at St Louis U School of Law {see picture above} **smirk **

My counselor has a tremendous amount of faith in my ability to succeed, not just cuz he has to, I can see it in his eyes and he can see it in mine. He has made himself available for me whenever I need him. I think what made him so interested in my career is I am taking 3 different language classes to enhance my career.

Even though I am brimming over with excitement here, I am a bit disappointed that I scored an 83% on the test today. Sigh I knew I should have studied more instead of cramming it all in one night. I will do better next time, I know I will because I can’t hang with a “B”s.

So in a nut shell, I will be a prosecutor, most likely in “general practice” in six wonderful years, having my Masters Degree in Criminal Law will be a dream come true, my counselor rocks, OH YEAH- Missouri Child support Enforcement SUCKS AZZ cuz they lost my damn paperwork-AGAIN- {thinkpositivethinkpositivethinkpositive}
OK Third times a charm.

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